Thomas Smedinghoff

Adjunct Assistant Professor of Business Law
(708) 524-6997
tsmedinghoff@dom.edu

22 Сентябрь 2005 г.

adjunct assistant professor of business law, recently participated in negotiating a new international treaty, titled the Convention on the Use of Electronic communications in International Contracts, as part of the US Delegation to the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law. He has also published numerous articles and made multiple presentations during the past year on the topics of electronic transactions and information security law. His articles include: “Defining the US Legal Standard for Information Security,” World Internet Law Report (April 2005); “The Legal Requirements for Creating Secure and Enforceable Electronic Transactions,” published by International Monetary Fund in its publication titled Current Developments in Monetary and Financial Law, Vol. 3 (April 2005); “Phishing: The Legal Challenges for Business,” published in World Internet Law Report (December 2004), republished in Banking & financial Services Policy Report (April 2005) www.bakerinfolcom/commerce/phishing.pdf; “ Trends in the Law of Information Security, published in World Internet Law Report (August 2004) and World Data Protection Report (August 2004) ( www.bakerinfo.com/ecommerce/securitytrends.pdf); Smedinghoff was also selected as a leading lawyer in his field by peer review and recommendation in a variety of publications, including Best Lawyers in America 2005-2006 (Cyber law) Woodward/White, Inc., SC; www.bestlawyers.com/who.